Energy efficiency upgrades and home weatherization reduces reliance on expensive, carbon-emitting fossil fuels, and saves money on annual heating and electricity bills by bolstering insulation, sealing drafty rooms, and upgrading outdated heating and cooling systems and other appliances. There are various energy savings and weatherization programs and incentives offered through local, state and federal programs 

Efficiency Maine  

Efficiency Maine is the independent administrator for energy efficiency programs in Maine. Efficiency Maine offers a variety of home energy savings programs, including rebates and tax credits for making your home more efficient. 

• Biomass Boilers and Furnaces
• Circulator Pumps
• Clothes Washers
• Electric Vehicles
• Geothermal Systems
• Heat Pumps
• Heat Pump Water Heaters
• Income-Eligible Options
• Insulation
• Load Management
• Natural Gas

FMI visit Efficiency Maine or call (866) 376-2463.  

Window Dressers - custom energy savings window inserts

Additionally, Keep York County Warm! partners with Window Dressers to provide insulating window inserts to homeowners and renters through their volunteer Community Workshop program. These reusable, removable inserts function as interior storm windows, saving a typical home an average of 105 gallons of heating fuel every year. 

WindowDressers is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization dedicated to helping Maine residents reduce heating costs, fossil fuel consumption, and CO-2 emissions by lowering the amount of heat loss through windows.

York County Community Action

Each year, YCCAC provides Weatherization Services to about 250 homes in all 29 of the county’s towns and cities. Energy-saving upgrades may include attic insulation and venting, crawl-space insulation and venting, sidewall insulation, wrapping pipes, and draft reduction measures.

On average, each home that goes through the YCCAC Weatherization Program receives approximately $7,200 worth of upgrades ensuring you will have a safer, healthier, and more energy-efficient home.